Man beheads wife, brings her head to station
Team Udayavani, Sep 11, 2018, 11:37 AM IST
Chikkamagaluru: In a bizzare incident, a man walked into a police station, carrying the severed head of his wife in a bag in one hand and a bloodied machete in another.
The accused has been identified as Satish (35) from here.
It has been reported that, Satish walked into Ajjampura police station around 6 pm carrying the severed head for over 20 km on his two-wheeler, told the police that he killed his wife, Roopa, around 4.30 pm as he caught her with another man red-handed in a coffee estate.
Satish said that he and his deceased wife Roopa fell in love and got married despite family opposition. As time passed by, the two fought frequently. They have a son and a daughter.
When Satish saw Roopa and her paramour together on Sunday, he got into a rage and attacked them with the machete. He took a swipe at Roopa’s paramour, but he managed to escape. But Satish hacked at Roopa and then beheaded her.
Satish, who ran a poultry shop at Sivani, reportedly told the police that he will not spare the paramour after his release from prison.
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